2002 F150

Dang....very impressive. Hope you make it to the million mile mark. That is like god level in the automotive world. In all my years in the automobile trade I've only seen that twice. One was a older Dodge van that had the engine changed 5 times and the transmission 4 times.

1994 GMC K1500 4wd. 4.3 6 cylinder with a 5 speed. Manual windows, NO AC. 147K on it. rusting some (wheel wells and cab corners) but the frame seems solid. Only thing I wish is it was an automatic and an extended cab. I don't need to impress anyone or for it to be fancy.

2000 Toyota 4-runner, 215k miles. Been driving it for about 2 years now. Replaced brakes and a radiator. I think the total of both repairs was less than $500.

Smart.

More money in your pocket.

91 Sierra 4x4 350 auto stretch cab.
I think for its next trick is a timing chain.
Big dollar classic.
I miss the oldies.

1994 Nissan hardbody. Odo stopped working at 315k. Sold it to a guy 250 miles away. I've seen it twice since then in my town, 10 years after I sold it. Identified by the hsu sticker still on the tailgate.

I have a 2016 f250 gasser with 110k. Definitely not a beater, just a few interactions with a tractor bucket and a trailer that came off without a hitch. 6.2 is a boss. 7.3 gasser may be in its future.

Same original engine with only a rear main seal replaced and valve cover gaskets. That 3.4 v-6 is dang near bullet proof if you keep the oil changed regularly. Won't make the million miles. Racked up those miles while beaver trapping for timber companies driving around 35,000 miles a year. It had 110,000 miles on it when I bought it in 2004. It was my beaver trapping truck from 2004 - 2022. Retired from that a couple of years ago.

I'm driving a 2009 Ford escape. Newest thing I ever owned. Has 180,000 and that "not so new" car smell

2000 f350 7.3 314,000 miles and still gets near 20mpg

'03 Dodge 3500, 5.9 turbo diesel, 6 speed manual, 270k on the clock. And my new truck '03 Toyota Tacoma 4 door 109k on it.

I drive a 97 camry no rust ac still works 355000 miles on it

89 jeep yj 2.5L

2001 vw Jetta that needs a simple repair. Looking for a part .

My work car is a 97 Saturn with 265,000 miles, has a 5 speed
transmission that won't go into first gear so you take off in 2nd,
most times you have it in reverse when you start the engine then as you
are backing up and your ready to shift into 2nd you shut the
engine off to shift too 2nd or you have to grind it into gear,
it gets good gas mileage so I'm going to keep driving it.

Daily driver is a 1993 K1500 Chevrolet with a 4.3 V-6 and a 5 speed.

Have 2, 2004 tacomas. Buying a 2000 4Runner this week.

Our "new" truck is an 05 Tundra not sure how many miles, I drive a 2000 Tacoma---2ooooo plus had the fuel pump replaced, power steering went thats about all in 8 years, body is in good shape, has a rear locker and I carry chains and a 3/4 ton rope hoist the mud here is something to write home about!

2005 Camry with 400,000. Will be retired at the end of the month when the insurance is due. I found a nice 07 Camry with 109,000 on it for my next one.

I have 2 tacoma's 4x4 a 91 i bought a couple weeks ago with 165,000 and a 2015 i bought new with 87,000. I've also got a 2022 chevy 2500 with 8,000. Don't drive the chevy much, just pull the boat and camp trailer